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1.: FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1914 ..
L 9"“. '7 t .m- —‘-- --—-
larlneE Automo‘ile. Burglary, Liabil—
Ity. Compensation, Fidelity Bands, in
hot we can write any kind 0! insur-
(‘aJl no on the
' Luce you msy require.
Phone No. 1230.
Taylor 8. Golden
.EOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
Flank M,
of Schenectady.
itors at the home of local ll'iends
X, Y were :etent vis-
' ‘wniium l-‘itzgibbons and family
lNew York. are visiting Miss Anna
Filzgibbons, oi" Fairiield avenue
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Iohn Hanlon sr.. of South \‘orivalk
was the guest of his slste1. Mrs tlii
belt Ii' Hte1en. of South \iuin street.1
New Canaan, on \l'ednesdhy
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Mr, and Mrs. Italph Cole and lain-E-
ily 0i Nornulk, spent Sunday a: theE
home of Mr. and Mrs. ll. Schmidt 011
Railroad avenue, New Canaan.
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» For any pain ironl top to tee. from
any (House apply Dr. Thomas l'ltluti
Oil Pain can‘t stay when: it is used.
who has
Miss Bessie I. Pohhnan.
been visiting 'lu Delaware Water Gap, ‘
Pennsylvania. has returned to her
home on Gibson i‘ourt.
Frederick Lauder has moied into.
his newly constructed bungalow in‘
Scribner aienue Fifth District
it ~
Mrs, D, H. Van lloosenr and daugh-
ter. Miss Ethel Vail Hoosenr, ot‘ Wit
ton. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
,Cole, of Center street, Bethel.
5 Roy Wheeler. Frank Wheeler and
S B Sage, college students who have
been selling sluluinnni' to pay their
way through' college lime left town.
Mrs. Clarissa ll, Bates, who has
been the. guest of C. M. Boyce and
family, of 259 White street, Danburi‘.
returned today to her home in South
:Norwalk.
Miss Grace V, Howard. Monogra-
pher in the law cince of Attorney
John J. Cuneo. is enjoying her annual
' two week’s vacation, a portion of.
which will be spent with relatives in
Hartford, Conn,
-DIrin
McGee, he aviator who is at Roton
Point. is spending much of his time .
.with William Perkins and John Gear-
in of West Washington street. Mr.
McGee and Mr. Jerkins aré Pswtuc-
ket, R. 1., boys and 'Mr. Gerln 'is‘
from Providence.
‘ fMiss Lillian Ruscos and grand-
mother. Mrs. Sylvester M. Taylor, of
‘Adsms avenue, first district, are via-
iting friends in Betliel and Dsnbury
The most sensational waist oner-
ings ever known in this city are ad-
vertised by the N. E. Ryan Co. todnv. l
There are also some great reductions
in the prices of women's and chil-
Roion Point
Mrs. If. Ill.
has returned home alter 11 visit of sev.
tiral days with friends in Brooklyn.
The regular monthly meeting oi
Norwalk Building lioan
Association will be held next Tuesday.
Routine business occupied the at-
tention of the members of Olive
Br llli l1 Lodge. K of 1).. at he
wtekly business xiieting last evening
Miss Helen Cuneo is taling the
tire oi" the (tilted li'lettric Light audE
Water Company.
Books that have been in our t'll“
tionery Store,
found in the ndv_ oi the East Norwslii
Cash Grocery, Better read it.
Becker and I: do 'il‘d POLE
.ice Ii butting Everett S,
0EEand \Hlliam ('lougher of South Nor-
llis stay In this city "Jack,
(ontroctor Arthur Waldron, Maur-
Bulkeie)‘
walk, witnessed the New Ymk Boston
0Egsme yesterdni, at the Polo Grounds.
making the trip in Mr \\ aldron 5 ma
chine,
5 William Benedich of Hamilton ave.
iénu1, who was recently reinoied to
the Norwalk Hospital for niedi<nl
5treatlneut is greatly improved at that
:instltutlon. Mr. Benedict will be al-
lowed to get 11p today, and it will be
but a-shoi't time when he will be
Idlschnrgcd from the hospital.
. How about the eiilclency in the
home Does the housekeeper have to
plod along with the old equipment.
het her :1 gas water heater from the
EUnlted Eloctrit Light & Water Com-
‘pany. The adv. will tell you how to
get one 011 the. rental basis,
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Great bargains in staple seasonable
‘ goods at M lntz's.
l
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.Miss Aiyse Gregory, daughter of
Dr.“and Mrs. J. G. Gregoryywill sail
tomorrow at noon from New York for
Glasgow, Scotland. 011 the steamer
Aunsonin. Miss Gregory has some
friends there whom she had planned
to visit and had made all arrange-
ments to sail before the war broke
lout She has decided to make the trip
and will take her chances about re
turning, x {’5
Tennis and TrotMoc Shoes at Con~
neally & lirscken's. See adv.
A roll-call and smoker will be held
at the next meeting of the South Nor-
wslk Council, Knights of Columbus.
which will be on the evening oi Sep-
tember 8rd. An obl’elnddress will be
heard from the newly appointed Dis-
trict Deputy, M. J. Talbot. sud on es-
Epocially interesting and instructive
'talk will be given by past District
. Deputy John F. McMahon, who will
make his report of the business trans-
ncted at the St. Paul convention or
‘the Knights. which has Just closed.
Morrison's
r—Rebekah Lawn Party.
lawn. Friday evening.
Contractor John Manon. of New Cn‘
noun. has been very successful in re:
ceiving the contract for constructing
the bridge.on the road leading to
South Norwnlk. just off the West Uor.
walk road, near the residence of Hon-
ry Johnson The bridge was washed
Enwuy early in the spring and nothing
has been done with it until this late
date, owing to there being no appro-
priation for doing the work. The
Ebridge will have a thirty~eight foot
men's muslin underwear widen-it Will span and will be constructed or ce-
‘ho to your interest to see. , ‘-
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The South Not-violin Savings
‘ coconut hero.
Face. the F
‘ it is a. wise.thingito 1001b. your financial situation squarely.
E E in the race; Are you living right up to your income? Is there .1
anything loft atterxyon pay your bills month by month? It)"
.not, the; dictation may become serious for you.
thrift reminder to ”you it you hnst not yet started a savings .
._ bwaam...‘ ....a.‘ ll A” -llflaL‘
- ment and steel,
:25
Bunk ought to be a. constitute .
Several excellent specials will beE
This is the last day oi the free ex-
hibition o: the hydro‘aeroplane at
liaison. of 1119.11 street.
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Investment E'
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place of Miss Agnes Lynch in the o' 5
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misting library on sale at 9 Saturday;
morning. lUi'. ear'h. At Donnelli's Sta-'
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Here is 21 SALE that will make,
us famous, friends and
customers.
Don't pass these combination otters. There will be no
restrictions to the number of combinations YOU may buy.
Combination No. 1
Granulated Sugar
a pound
5 lbs. Granulated Sugar
‘4 lb. Best Tea
1 1]). Coffee Bban or Ground
TOTAL
C
20c
25c
30c
750
2c
10c
30c
25:
650
8c
9c
25c
30c
32‘;
Combination No. 2
Ozone, Fels Naptha, Kirk-
mans and Ivory Soap
A CAKE . . . .
5 Bars Soap, any kind
1 1b. Best Coffee Bean 0r 01’0““
V2 lb. Best Tea. fine flavor
TOTAL
Combination No. 8
Clover Milk a can
8 cans Clover Milk
'6 leest Ten any kind to suit
1 1]). Coffee Bean or Ground
TOTAL
Combination No.
Jone’s Flour, a bag E . 68 C
1 Bag Jone’ s Flour or any
other kind
1 can Premium Baking
Powder, '4 lb.
1 Bottle Pure Extract 20c
. TOTAL $135
Note the Many' Other Bargains
Sweet Potatoes, 4 qts. .. ........ . ...........
68c
25c
Good Table Butter .. ........ . ........ ., ..... ..... ago
Very Best Creamery Butter ..... . ..... ’. ............. 32c
Warranted E883. doz. ............ .... .............. .. . 28c
CompOundLard..... ............................. 12c
‘Smoked Shauldct‘s, lb. .. .................... ..... . 16c
7 rolls Toilet Paper ..... . ........................... 25c
Safety Matches, doz. boxes .......................... 5c
10 Stamps Free With the Followmg
I bot. Pure Olive Oil ................... . 25c
I bot. Root Beer Extract. .............. 15c
4PyramidFlyCatche1-s ..... ..... Inc
I bot. Anunonia ...... . ......................... me
I pkg Bird Food ....... . ............................ Ioc
I pkg. Macaroni ............... ‘ ..... . .............. we
I pkg Jelly Powder ----- 10C
I can Boyd‘s Lemon or Orange Sugar ............... . me
1 pkg. Egg Noodles .......... . ................ r... we
Tel 871 125Wnshlngton Stree
' New Velvet
1 Hats.
but on the wrong side of the road. and ,E
that as the automobile slowed down
to pass a trolley car. the bicyclist
rode unexpectedly in front of the auto
and was struck by one of the mud
guards. The coroner finds that the
death was not due to the ‘crlminsl
act or cuielessness of any other per-
son." '
Every time we hear of a wedding we E
wonder how the girl asked the man to
marry her.
Good tennnu are to be had—tor
the sdvortising.
No wonder Solomon was the chain-
pion wise man, with 1,000 wives to
coach him.
Want Advc. tor chances to find mcr
novroclntive employert
MERRILL #COLLEGE
SUMMER
SCHOOL
July 6 to August 30.
a. m. to 12 m.
SPECIAL TUITION RATES 'ro
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS.
Port Chester. Stnmiord.
Hours: 8
South Norwallr.
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“‘Busiest- Place in Town”
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Entire Krieger Stock of
FURNITURE
Being Sold at Half Price
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A POINTER FOR PRUDENT
PEOPLE. . "
Rome was not built in a day. neither
are fortunes accumulated over night.
Patience and perseverance. wedded to
system and sincerity. are necessary it
you wish financial prosperity. No bet-
ter start in life can be made by the
‘wsge corner. than the systematic sav-
ing of even a; small sum, from each
weekly wage. for deposit‘in the Sav-
lugs Department of The Peeplo's Trust
Co. A very high rote of interest is
mid. sud full explanation ot the intri-
onto working otdtho nylon ”Item.
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Mintz’s
$150 Velvet
Shapes 95c
GREAT BARGAINS
All Staple Seasonable Goods.
A Chance that Comes but Once a Season—TOMORROW
is the Day.
8c Colored Netting ..y ......... 3¢ yard| $3 Silk Parasols ................ $1 25
29c Leather Bags ................. 10¢ $2.50 Silk Parasol: EEEEEEEEEEEEEE $1.00
25c to 50¢ Children’s Bonnets ...... 15¢ $1.00 Pelt-35013 ‘ 69¢
. Mi 5 Blouses ..............
$100 (1 y 69¢ 50c Bathing Shoes EEEEE . EEEEEEEEEE 35¢
$1.00 and $1.50 Children’s Dresses .. 75¢ B
. 59¢ athing Shoes ................ 1
All $2 Wants .................. $1.49 39¢
$6 and W ‘ "
25c Drawers ...................... 19¢ $7 3511 Dresses ------ $2.90
$1.00 Fownes’ Silk Gloves ......... 65¢- $3 and $4 Wash Dresses ........ $1,99
50c Silk Gloves ............... 25¢ pair $2150 and $3 Wash Dresses ..... $1.49
25c Hose .................... . 18¢ pair $2 and $3 Wash Skirts EEEEEEEE $1.00 '
All $1.00 Hose ............... 69¢ pair $15 to $30 Suits EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE $7 50 .
50c Neckwear ................... .' 25¢ All Shapes ........................ 50¢
25c Ruchings ................ 15¢ yard $12.50 Suits EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE $5 95 '
$3 Nomo Corsets ....... . ........ $1.95 $10 and $12 Silk and Cloth Dresses $5.95
$3.50 Silk Paruols .............. $1.50 $16 to $18.50 Silk Dresses EEEEEEEE $7.50
NAUOATUCK AUTO VICTIM DIES”.
NAUGATUCK. Aug 14. -lsrselGold~
stein. 0! New Hnien. whose automo-EE5E_
bile struck Andrew dewyck of Nnuw
gstuck. here on August 4. inflicting
injuries from which the latter died. at a S Ben
was not held criminally responsible
tor the death in the dndlng oi Depu- "
ty Coroner W. D. Mskepesce, of “'11-
terbury, made public today. The eclaréd
deputy coroner duds that Rudwyck
was riding a biCycle ahead oi and in
the same direction as the automobile.
On high prices .of
Men’s Clothing.
Furnishings and Shoes
Now is the time to save money as you
all know how hard itgis to earn it
DontE pay $15 for a $15 blue serge suit
for we sell it for $9.98. and a $18 suit »-
for; $11.88, and a $10 suit for $6.98
$2.50 shoes all . ' . $1.98 ..
3.00 shoes all . . 2.15 ’
3.50 Keith’s Konqueror . 2.98
4.00 Keith’s Konqueror . 2.98
A Lot of $1.00 shirts
Special 790
Guaranteed Laundry Proof
Louis AVrick
The Union Clothing
and Shoe Store
PO. Block So. NorWnlth'onn
Norwalk Chronicler